Tying the Jig Sculpin

• Posted on 6 January 2024
• By Ryan Rachiele
• 0

Easy to cast and gets to the bottom quick. Perfect for the euro setup!

Tying the Jig Sculpin

Material List:

Ahrex FFW550 Mini Jig Hook Size 4 Order Here

Hareline Tungsten Slotted Beads Order Here

Hareline Mini Rabbit Strips Order Here

Hareline Crosscut Rabbit Strips Order Here

Hareline Crazy Legs Order Here

Hareline Ice Dub Order Here

Step 1: Add the tungsten slotted bead before placing the hook securely in your vise.

Step 2: Add some .20 lead to the shank on the hook near the bead. This will keep your bead from sliding around plus adds some weight. Secure them with thread wraps.

Step 3: Puncture a rabbit strip with the hook point.

Step 4: Secure the rabbit strip.

Step 5: Add rubber legs.

Step 6: Make a dubbing loop using a crosscut rabbit strip.

Step 7: Wrap your dubbing loop all the way up to the bead.

Step 8: Add some dubbing to finish off the collar.